This charter addresses the gender gaps in Kenya's National Counter-Terrorism Center (NCTC) CVE strategy by advocating for comprehensive gender mainstreaming. It highlights the diverse roles women play as perpetrators, victims, and agents of change in violent extremism and outlines actionable recommendations for stakeholders at national and community levels.
The document promotes the establishment of a network of actors engaged in PCVE, fostering regular consultations, and ensuring that women’s perspectives are included in policy development and implementation. It emphasizes accountability measures to ensure that the Kenyan government fulfills its commitments. This charter serves as a practical guide for gender-inclusive CVE strategies and action plans.